FW: Integrating SAMBA & RADIUS Authentication (PR#11058)

[Guy Loucks]

Hello people,

If anyone has ideas I would appreciate your comments to the following,
as I am leaving my current site shortly, could you please respond via
email to:

Loucksg at enternet.com.au

I will post a summary of the responses.

Essentially, we are using our linux server as our firewall machine. We
have three networks:
*	Public
*	Private
*	DMZ
Everything is working. We are now trying to introduce a PPP terminal
server for Remote Dial in Access. We would like to use RADIUS for our
authentication, and ideally we would like to tie in all authentication
to the existing NT domains. If anyone has worked, achieved or completed
such a task I would greatly appreciate hearing about it.

Thanks in advance.


Guy R. Loucks
Principal Consultant
Hexagon Computer Systems Pty Ltd
mailto:loucksg at hex.com.au
TEL: +61 (0)2 9968 5666
FAX: +61 (0)2 9968 5656
http://www.cognicase.ca
http://www.hexagon.ca
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-----Original Message-----
From:	John H Terpstra [SMTP:samba-bugs at samba.anu.edu.au]
Sent:	Wednesday, November 11, 1998 1:49 AM
To:	loucksg at hex.com.au
Subject:	Re: Integrating SAMBA & RADIUS Authentication (PR#11058)

Guy,

Suggest you take this discussion/idea to the samba-technical mailing
list.  Please refer to http://samba.anu.edu.au/listproc for subscription
information.
Cheers,
John H Terpstra

	> Hello,
	> 
	> Before I start building an entire system which may have
already been
	> done I was wondering if anyone was aware of someone doing the
following:
	> 
	> Integrating CHAP/RADIUS Authentication for Dial Up access so
that  users
	> have a single logon UID, allowing NT to manage all the
accounts, and
	> Linux to manage the networking issues.. I am looking at some
PAM modules
	> and the SAMBA software as the cornerstone for this.
	> 
	> Any advice or comments would be welcome. We are using SUSE
Linux 5.3 as
	> the baseline for this as our FireWall / Proxy/ DMZ / ...
	> 
	> Kind regards,
	> 
	> Guy
	> 
	> Guy R. Loucks
	> Principal Consultant
	> Hexagon Computer Systems Pty Ltd
	> mailto:loucksg at hex.com.au
	> TEL: +61 (0)2 9968 5666
	> FAX: +61 (0)2 9968 5656
	> http://www.cognicase.ca
	> http://www.hexagon.ca
	> Sydney  Boston  Dallas  San Francisco  Toronto  Ottawa
Montréal Quebec
	> City Atlanta New York Paris Manchester Munich Melbourne
	> 
	> Cheers,
John H Terpstra - Samba-Team
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